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and nine additional reoolutiona are noted in the London
Radical prece. Of these, nine were fron Trades
Counciia in Bradford, Maidstone, Barweus fcading,
Lincoln,, Keigh4ey` Southport, frith and Hanchentor.
The Manchester resolution was proposed by a roprecontativo
of the Amalgamated Society of Engineers and passed
with only two diacentiontss, though it wan opposed by
the Typographical Society
(1)
There wore only two
revolutions from Trades Union branches, both from
London#
and Joiners,
- Finchloy Amalgamated Society of Carpenters
and Walthrmotow Amalg ated Society of
Railway Servants. The Operative Bricklayers and
the A. S. J, however supported the Hyde Park anti-war
demonstration.
(2)
There in no record of a resolution
from a Miners Union escoptrfor one statement by Harndon
Lodge of the Durham i4thers Association who claimed that
the Ui*lander agitation was "the work of avaricioun
capitalinta... who only desire to make monoy, oven at the
sacrifice of the lives of their countrymen and the hard
(1) M8ncherter Ounrdinn, 21st Septomber 1899,
(2) Echo, 22nd September 18999